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The only thing that passes me off is that the word "vaccine" is in quotes in the thread title. It works. It's the reason we were able to return to some normalcy. You have a better chance of fighting off the disease after the vaccine than you do if you catch the disease and survive it. You can argue faith v. science all you want, but putting "vaccine" in quotes is an act of utter ignorance.

Here's one I took a look at and decided on Ivermectin, which I've seen displayed as successful on many testimonials so I've been taking it: NIH COVID Treatment - Approved or Under Evaluation (Ivermectin is 2nd on the list) but look at Adverse Events under Remdesivir - https://www.covid19treatmentguidelines.nih.gov/tables/table-2e/

I feel like they're making billions on people's fear. When this whole thing started, I said to myself "God gave me an immune system so I'll trust God to take care of me through that attack system" and do what I can naturally to help it along. Thx.

WOW, this is allowed... so far so good. I had Covid-19 around the end of July... was sick for about a week with all the symptoms (very tired, fever, coughing, loss of taste and smell) stayed home and recovered naturally. Couple of wks later went to the Dr. who suggested that I get a Covid-19 antibody blood test, which I did, and it came back positive. I had antibodies but was told sometime later that there is a "quantatative" antibody test that shows a numeral value.. which is something I'd like to get soon. Right now I've got natural God-given antibodies, so whether or not the vaccine is safe, I don't need to get one. I do continue to take high doses of Vitamin D (10,000 a day) plus Vitamin C, zinc and Ivermectin once a wk for maintenance. This regimen works for me and would be interested to know how folks here are doing.

That's a sad story of your first marriage, Oakspear. I fear it may not be the only marriage of its type, though. Glad you've found a new love and life with Mrs O2.